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CONSUMER LAW

CONSUMER LAW. The Trades Description Act 1968. It is a criminal offence to misrepresent any goods or services for sale. The Sale of Goods Act 1979. three important conditions merchantable quality fit for the purpose as described. The Consumer Protection Act 1987.

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CONSUMER LAW

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  1. CONSUMER LAW

  2. The Trades Description Act 1968 It is a criminal offence to misrepresent any goods or services for sale

  3. The Sale of Goods Act 1979 • three important conditions • merchantable quality • fit for the purpose • as described

  4. The Consumer Protection Act 1987 • it is an offence to supply goods that do not meet general safety standards • it is a criminal offence to give misleading price indications abut goods and services

  5. The Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 • The aim of this Act is to improve the safety of employees and others in the workplace • Written health and safety policy made available to all employees • Training must be provided in health and safety matters • To provide a safe environment for their employees • Employees also have a responsibility to work in accordance with health and safety practice

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